Yentafo Po Taek: A Noodle Lover's Stop in Sam Phran
Yentafo Po Taek, also called Hia Tee King of Yentafo, is a well-known noodle shop in Yai Cha, Sam Phran, Nakhon Pathom, with rich flavours that need no extra seasoning, not far from Bangkok.
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Yentafo Po Taek (Hia Tee King of Yentafo) is in Yai Cha, Sam Phran, Nakhon Pathom. It is known for rich tom yum yentafo that needs no extra seasoning, plus pork satay with ajad relish, dry tom yum noodles with fish dumplings and a clear soup for kids. Open daily 09:00–20:00, with parking.
Key takeaways
- A long-time local favourite with flavours so rich you hardly need to season
- Must-tries: tom yum yentafo and dry tom yum noodles with fish dumplings
- Hot grilled pork satay with ajad cucumber relish
- Tell the shop if you cannot eat spicy food; clear soup available for kids
- Open daily 09:00–20:00, parking available
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Noodle lovers, you will like today's pick. We are taking everyone to eat at Yentafo Po Taek, guaranteed to win over anyone who loves noodles, with lots of tasty options, in Sam Phran. It is not far from Bangkok and very easy to get to.
Yentafo Po Taek, also known as Hia Tee King of Yentafo, is a delicious noodle shop in Sam Phran, Nakhon Pathom that we want to recommend if you are in the area. Their yentafo is rich and intense, so good you do not need to season it. It is a famous shop that many people have reviewed, and locals have been recommending it for a long time. We went and were not disappointed. Please remember to follow the shop's hygiene measures.
What we tried
- Tom yum yentafo: wow, really fiery. You barely need to season it. The tom yum broth is rich and perfectly balanced with the shop's special tom yum seasoning. Try it once and you will be back for another bowl.
- Pork satay: very good, tender pork grilled and served hot. It goes perfectly with ajad.
Ajad is a relish made from vinegar or pickled-garlic liquid with sugar and a little salt, simmered until slightly thick, with sliced cucumber, shallots and red chilli in it.
- Dry tom yum noodles: the fish dumplings are excellent. The shop seasons it so well that it is seriously spicy; no need to add anything. The minced pork balls are big too. If you cannot handle spice, let the shop know so your stomach does not suffer.
- Clear noodle soup: we ordered this for the little ones. The broth is fragrant, tasty and easy to eat, and the kids loved it.
Shop information
Yentafo Po Taek
Location: Yai Cha, Sam Phran, Nakhon Pathom 73110
Map: Google Maps
Phone: 093 539 5366
Open daily 09:00–20:00
Parking: available
Facebook: Yentafo Po Taek
FAQ
Where is Yentafo Po Taek?
In Yai Cha subdistrict, Sam Phran, Nakhon Pathom 73110. Phone 093 539 5366.
What are the opening hours?
Open every day 09:00–20:00.
What should I order?
Tom yum yentafo, dry tom yum noodles with fish dumplings, and pork satay with ajad relish.
Can I order something non-spicy?
Yes, tell the shop, or order the clear noodle soup, which kids love too.
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